Kaspersky has opened access to its Android Automated Testing Framework with a new tool that can help reduce the time needed for application testing when developing for Android. FULL STORY >

Not everyone has the latest and greatest smartphone at their disposal, and in recognition of this fact, Spotify has introduced Spotify Lite, a version of the popular streaming music platform that works on older devices and operating systems. FULL STORY >

The Hisense range of smartphones has always provided good value for money devices. It's the same for the new Hisense Infinity H30. FULL STORY >

Samsung things they’ve got it beat with the new Galaxy A2 Core, retailing at R1 299 and as standing as the follow-up to last year’s Galaxy J2. FULL STORY >

Huawei’s Android future is uncertain as Google has acceding to the US government and blocked future deployments of its services on Huawei devices. FULL STORY >

Amongst HMD Global's many announcements, a standout was its photographer's dream phone, which boast a 5 camera array on its back and promises to offer DSLR-level images. FULL STORY >

Expect to see these types of heading a bit more as tech gets integrated into more and more consumer products. FULL STORY >

Uber has today announced the launch of Uber Lite in South Africa. FULL STORY >

Along with debuting the Nokia 7.1 locally, HMD Global explained its approach to the mobile market. FULL STORY >

There’s some good news for TV lovers, as Skyworth recently revealed the debut of its Android TV and some of its plans for the South African market. FULL STORY >

Motorola has now launched an Android One phone of their own, in the form of the Motorola One, at IFA 2018, currently underway in Berlin, Germany. FULL STORY >

We’re quite the fans of Google Go, which provides a less data intensive way to search. Now the company is doing something similar with the launch of YouTube Go in South Africa. FULL STORY >

For the S61, Cat managed to cram in even more features, proving itself not only rugged but also handy. FULL STORY >

Surely a product developed by Google must do better than apps already available? Unfortunately the verdict is that it’s pretty average. FULL STORY >

The European Union has decided on a fine for Google for anti-competitive behaviour, and it's no slap on the wrist. FULL STORY >